Brazilian Medical & Correctional Tattooing – also called Skin Camouflage Tattooing
Scars and certain visible skin conditions can damage a person’s self-esteem and confidence. Nobody wants to be stared at in the street. People with visible birthmarks, vitiligo and hypopigmentation often have to put up with this and worse.
With Brazilian medical & correctional tattooing/camouflage tattooing techniques, we can help you face the world with more confidence.
Liana Nunes is skilled in the art of medical and correctional tattooing and camouflage tattooing. If you have a skin condition that you’re not happy with, talk to us to find out more about your options.
The treatment can cover up people who experience port wine stains, stretchmarks, scars, vitiligo, black spots, hyperpigmentation, melasma, hypopigmentation and hypopigmentantion due to tattoo removal. We will make an assessment and discuss your options.
Brazilian medical & correctional tattooing offers a permanent solution to a range of skin issues. By opting for the treatment that best suits your issue, you can give your self-confidence a boost. This, in turn, will have a positive impact on all areas of your life.
How does Brazilian Medical Tattooing Work?
Brazilian Medical tattooing can camouflage, cover up the wished area. We will prepare a formula that matches with your skin tone and inject pigment into the dermal layer of skin to help disguise the following skin conditions:
- Scars
- Stretchmarks
- Vitiligo
- Dark circles (new Brazilian technique)
- Hyperpigmentation
- Hypopigmentation
- Hypopigmentation due to Tattoo Removal
- Black Spots
- Port Wine Stains
- Dark Elbows
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Dark Knees
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Dark Intimate Areas
Why is Pigment Used?
Unlike a regular tattoo, medical tattooing procedures use a special type of pigment. These pigments are 100% safe and non-irritants. Regular ink molecules are larger and, therefore, permanent. Once the ink is injected into the dermal skin layer, it stays there. Medical pigments have smaller molecules, which are broken down by the body over time. This means medical tattoos fade, although how long this takes will depend on your skin type, the medication you take, your body temperature, and the aftercare treatment. Therefore, you will need colour boosts from time to time.
Consultation
Book a consultation to find out more about what to expect from a medical tattooing/skin camouflage tattooing procedure. We’ll discuss whether the treatment is suitable for you and carry out some skin patch tests to make sure you are not sensitive or allergic to the ink used in the treatment.
Pre-Treatment
You’ll be asked to avoid any stimulant drinks such as coffee and energy drinks 24-hours prior to your treatment.
The Medical Tattooing Treatment Process
We will advise you how many treatment sessions are required, but the larger the area to be treated, the more sessions are needed. The level of discolouration will also affect how many sessions are required.
Treatment success will be determined in part by the aftercare protocols. This will be discussed with you during the initial consultation.
Before & After
This IS NOT NUDITY!
This is an Art of Brazilian Medical Scar Camouflage Tattooing for Breast
The picture for AFTER was taken just after procedure.
The patient is under healing process, we already see the scars being camouflaged.
The Art of the Brazilian Medical Camouflage Tattooing
This lovely client has been unfortunate to have hypopigmentation after laser tattoo removal. She completely lost her melanin in the treated area.
If you don’t know, cases like this occur loads of the time so when you try to remove any tattoo in your body do your research properly.
When this lady came to here she was so scared to camouflage the hypopigmentade area because she just didn’t want to see happening another disaster! And I completely understand her!
How some people say are professional and let something like this happen?!
So there we go: We have a picture of her when she started the treatment. Picture 1
3 months later she comes back for another camouflage session (that’s the recommended gap to have another session for camouflage) Some improvement seen Picture 2
The third picture is the treated area straight after the Medical Camouflage tattooing procedure.
As we all see the treatment is working really well and camouflaging the hypopigmentade area and soon she will be able to wear her bikini and not being embarrassed anymore.
Stretch Marks Camouflage Tattooing
Improvement has already seen ONLY with one session (Area completely healed).
Let’s improve more.
- Stretch Marks Improvement Contrast
- Natural Looking Results
- Procedure permits you to have a normal life by the sun
- Painless
- No Bleeding
Camouflage Tattooing is a technique that we use the milenar tattoo to help the Stretch Marks Improvement Contrast.
With this technique we can help the aesthetics complaints and improve the contrast in a very natural looking way.
Videos
This video only shows results after one treatment, more sessions have to be done to get a better result.
This video only shows results after one treatment, more sessions have to be done to get a better result.
This video only shows results after one treatment, more sessions have to be done to get a better result.
The Art of Brazilian Medical Scar Camouflage Tattooing for Breast.
Amazing Results with TWO sessions done.
When Medical Tattooing is Not Recommended
- If you would like treatment for vitiligo, please wait until it has been dormant for at least seven years.
- Medical tattooing is not an option for pregnant or breast-feeding ladies.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the treatment session last?
The number of treatment sessions needed will determine the overall cost, but we will discuss this at your consultation, so you can make an informed decision before you go ahead and book a treatment.
Does it matter if I have a tan before the treatment?
It is very important that your skin is not tanned when you have a medical tattoo. Pigments are blended to your natural skin tone, so if you have a tan and this then fades, the tattooed area will appear darker than the rest of your body.
Does it hurt?
Medical tattooing isn’t painful, but the treatment area will feel a little tender. Please be assured that numbing anaesthetic can be used if you are very sensitive to discomfort. Each treatment takes approximately one hour.
Can I go straight back to work after the treatment?
You can expect the area to look a bit red for up to 72-hours, but you are fine to return to work immediately after a treatment session.
Is aftercare provided?
Yes, of course!